SCHEDULE II. YIELD INTERSECTIONS.

   The authorized traffic-control signs in the village are in the following locations:

Street/Location	Side/Direction
Albert Court, where it joins Nora Street	West side of south-bound
Alley parallel with and between North Main Street and North First Street where the alley joins Chicago Street	East side of north-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North First Street	South side of east-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North First Street	North side of west-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North Main Street	North side of west-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North Second Street	North side of west-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North Main Street	South side of east-bound
Chicago Street, where it joins North Runkle Street	South side of east-bound
Lake View Drive, where it joins Lake Shore Drive	North side of south-bound
Nora Street, where it joins North Main Street	North side of west-bound
Peoria Street, where it joins North First Street	North side of west-bound
Peoria Street, where it joins North Runkle Street	South side of east-bound
Peoria Street, where it joins North Main Street	South side of east-bound
Peoria Street, where it joins North Main Street	North side of west-bound
South First Street, where it joins Hanna Street	West side of south-bound
South Runkle Street, where it joins Hanna Street	West side of south-bound
South Third Street, where it joins Hanna Street	West side of south-bound

 

(2010 Code, § 172.01)

TITLE IX: GENERAL REGULATIONS

   Chapter

      90.   ANIMAL CONTROL

      91.   INOPERABLE MOTOR VEHICLES

      92.   HEALTH AND SANITATION; NUISANCES

      93.   FIREWORKS; FIRE PREVENTION

CHAPTER 90: ANIMAL CONTROL

Section

   90.01   County regulations adopted by reference

   90.02   Definition

   90.03   Animal Control Officer

   90.04   Dog inoculation and registration required

   90.05   Animals running at large

   90.06   Impoundment procedure

   90.07   Animal offenses and nuisances

   90.08   Enforcement

   90.09   Housing

   90.10   Driving, riding animals

   90.11   Chickens

   90.99   Penalty

Cross-reference:

   Health and Sanitation; Nuisances, see Ch. 92

§ 90.01 COUNTY REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY REFERENCE.

   The county’s ordinance, Chapter 5, Animals and Fowl, is adopted herein by reference and incorporated herein as if set out in full.

(2010 Code, § 175.01)

§ 90.02 DEFINITION.

   The word ANIMAL, wherever used in this chapter, shall include dogs, cats and any other mammal species, both male and female, other than human persons.

(2010 Code, § 175.01)

§ 90.03 ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER.

   The village may employ a person or persons, to be designated the “Animal Control Officer”, for purposes of this chapter with the following responsibilities and powers.

   (A)   The Animal Control Officer shall impound, or cause to be impounded, and shall dispose of, according to the provisions in this code, all animals running at large within the village. The officer shall maintain a record of every animal impounded, describing the breed, color and sex, together with the time and place the animal was captured, the final disposition made of each animal and any other information obtained.

   (B)   The Animal Control Officer shall be responsible for the general administration and enforcement of the provisions contained in this chapter and may make complaints and issue citations for violations of these provisions.

   (C)   The Animal Control Officer is clothed with police powers and, before entering upon his or her duties, shall take the oath of office prescribed for all other police officers of the village. The officer shall wear the uniform the Board prescribes and shall be furnished with equipment as provided by the Board.

   (D)   It shall be unlawful for any person to interfere with the Animal Control Officer, or any of his or her assistants, in the performance of their duties, or to prevent or attempt to prevent any of them from capturing or impounding any animal within the village.

(2010 Code, § 175.01) Penalty, see § 90.99

§ 90.04 DOG INOCULATION AND REGISTRATION REQUIRED.

   (A)   No dog shall be permitted to be in or remain in the village without being inoculated against rabies and registered pursuant to Chapter 5, Article II of the Peoria County Code of Ordinances. Evidence of such inoculation shall be entered upon a certificate, the form of which shall be approved by the County Board, and the certificate shall be signed by the licensed veterinarian administering the vaccine.

   (B)   It shall be the duty of the owner of a dog to procure an inoculation tag from the county and cause such inoculation tag to be securely attached to a collar or harness to be worn by the dog whenever the dog is not confined in a secure enclosure. If a dog is not inoculated and registered, said dog shall be impounded and may be redeemed or disposed of as set forth in the impoundment procedures of this chapter.

(2010 Code, § 175.01) (Ord. 21-05-03, passed 5-17- 2021) Penalty, see § 90.99